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CONTACT DETAILS Bulletin Editor Ken Franks [email protected] Reverend Jon Wright [email protected] 01482 893821 Hedon Church Wardens Jean Perkins 07539 497125 Sallie Nielsen 01482 893744 07703 299155 PCC Secretary Heather Burwell 07526 446053 PCC Treasurer Sallie Nielsen 01482 893744 07703 299155 Bell Ringers Keith Everingham 01482 899020 Church Room Wendy Bond 01482 899772 Mothers’ Union Dot Jessop 01482 897786 Paull standrewpaull.wordpress.com Church Warden vacant PCC Secretary Mandy Annison 01964 626115 [email protected] Wifi /other enquiries Mandy Annison - see above PCC Treasurer Jim Lowde 07976 762198 Health walks Kay Burn 01964 626228 Car boot sale Mandy Annison - see above Sproatley spanglefish.com/stswithinschurchsproatley/ Church Wardens Liz Holt 01482 814188 Herbert Harper 01482 811316 PCC Secretary Anne Garton 01482 814027 PCC Treasurer Denise Wilson 01482 817887 Preston Church Wardens John Myers 01482 896631 Andy Ferguson 01482 890538 PCC Secretary Pat Ferguson 01482 890538 PCC Treasurer Jenny Dimishky 01482 897650 Bulletin Distributors Hedon Margaret Charles 01482 898642 Paull Ann Sleight 01482 896458 Preston John Myers 01482 896631 Sproatley Liz Holt 01482 814188

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JULY 2017JULY 2017JULY 2017JULY 2017

The Benefice of Hedon, Paull, Sproatley & Preston

Benefice Bulletin

30p

BLESSING WORDS

St Swithun's day if thou dost rain

For forty days it will remain St Swithun's day if thou be fair

For forty days 'twill rain nae mare

Deadline for items to be submitted for next issue Monday 17th July - please submit items to the

Editor:-details on back page

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Benefice NewsBenefice NewsBenefice NewsBenefice News

Dear All,

Following the General Election in June, the Liberal Democrat

leader Tim Farron, stepped down as the party’s leader despite

having gained more seats in parliament than the previous

campaign.

However, the reason for Farron’s resignation wasn’t just about

politics, it was because he could no longer reconcile his strong

Christian faith, with his responsibilities as leader of the liberal party.

This followed on from what appeared to be an unfair media

campaign during the election, which constantly questioned Farron,

not on Liberal Democrat policies, but his beliefs as a Christian

about certain moral issues.

And it was during some of those interviews that I was reminded,

how in a so called ‘tolerant' society, the message of Jesus simply

won’t be tolerated, especially in public life; because of course

politics and religion just don’t mix!

Well that in turn immediately raised the question in my mind, about

where we’d be without great Christian politician’s such as William

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Wilberforce, or Lord Shaftsbury for example, who campaigned

tirelessly for social justice.

But you know we shouldn’t be surprised that Christian’s aren’t

tolerated in public life, because the message Jesus brings is

counter cultural, and radically opposed to a so called ‘liberal

society,’ which was actually highlighted in Farron’s resignation

speech when he said:

“To be a political leader and to live as a committed Christian, to

hold faithfully to the Bible's teaching, has felt impossible for me.”

And so Tim Fallon should be commended for putting Christ and his

faith above everything else, but we should also pray that

Christians who are involved in politics remain, and stand firm to

make a difference; because as the acting Bishop of London Pete

Broadbent commented:

"No-one should have to choose between their faith and politics.”

Every blessing.

Jon.

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St. Augustine, Hedon

BENEFICE PRAYER MEETING

Held every Monday between 10am and 12 noon at St Augustine’s. Contact Vee Hall for further details.

ST.AUGUSTINE’S SOCIAL GROUP.

There will be no meeting in July.

On August 24th we will join the Coffee Morning ladies for an AFTERNOON TEA In aid of the Church.

More details will be in the August edition.

'Little Saints'

Little Saints as normal. Tuesday June 20th, July 4th, 11th, 18th and ........25th if children are still at school.

Times are slightly different. Start after 1.30 and finish after 3.00 Two girls start school p in September so there is room for two more, any age between baby and four years with accompanying Mum, Dad,

Grandparent or Carer. Ring Sue on 01482 890292 for info.

Mention for Mothers' Union There will be a meeting on July19th at Laraine Price's house in Burstwick at 2.00pm. Lift available if any one needs one. Speaker will be Sister Gwen.

Marriages

June 3rd. Sophie Laughton to Giacomo Ferraro June 10th. Lucy Myers to Sam Outing June 17th. Kelly Louise Bowler to Steven Aaron Jordan

Funerals June 14th At the Haltemprice Crematorium. Wendy Lois Ellerby A faithful member of St Augustine,s for many years.

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BENEFICE CHRISTIAN CARE TEAM: Jesus tells us that there are two key commandments, to love God and to love your neighbour as yourself. We live out our faith when we are able to show that love to those around us. If you are part of the Church family and would like to speak to someone confidentially on any Christian care issue, or would like someone to pray with you, please contact one of the Christian care team, listed below: Virginia Hall 01482 898150 Denise Wilson 01482 817887 Catherine Dunn 01482 897348 John Groome 01482 897792 Kay Burn 01964 626228

ST.AUGUSTINE’S COFFEE MORNING.

Coffee Morning in the Church Room, Hedon Tuesday 11th July at 10.30

a.m. In Aid of Church Funds

Raffle £1.50 Bring and Buy

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The next car boot at Paull is Saturday 1st July starting at 8-00am. Please read the drop down for the car boot sale on the Paull Church web page.

The coffee shop within the church is now open 2 till 4 pm every Sunday - you can get a great cuppa and delicious baking with a warm welcome. Any one who can help serve / wash up/ bake or help in anyway on a Sunday or help clean the church on a Monday let us know, you are very much appreciated.

“Rivers of Hope” Hope is in short supply in our country so our new informal service will focus on hope. The service is July 16th when the coffee shop within the church closes at 4pm, for those who would like to stay the Rev’d Philip West who sits and chats

during coffee shop time will be taking these services. The dates are AUGUST 20th and SEPTEMBER 17th. Anyone is welcome whether you’ve been to church before or not.

Thank You to Graham and Sara Shaw for hosting our Annual Garden Party, your time, support, help, effort and enthusiasm is very much appreciated. Thank you to all who supported this event.

Please take note there will not be a Holy Communion service at Paull on Sunday 9th July. There is a Benefice service at Hedon at 6.30 pm

St Andrew’s, Paull

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Sunday 16th July Morning Prayer Hedon, St Augustine 9-30am Holy Communion Sproatley, St Swithin 9-30am Family Service Preston, All Saints 11-00am Patronal festival open day Sproatley, St Swithin 11-00am to 3-00pm The Coffee Shop Paull, St Andrew 2-00pm to 4-00pm “Rivers of Hope” Paull, St Andrew 4-00pm Monday 17th July Cursillo Group Richard Netherton’s 11-00am Tuesday 18th July Little Saints Church Room, Hedon 1-30pm to 3-00pm Thursday 20th July Paull School Leavers Service Paull, St Andrew 2-15pm Saturday 22nd July Coffee Morning Preston, All Saints 10-00am to noon Refreshments Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am to noon Sunday 23rd July Communion Service Preston/Sproatley at Preston 9:30am Family Service Hedon, St Augustine 11-00am The Coffee Shop Paull, St Andrew 2-00pm to 4-00pm Evening Prayer Paull, St Andrew 6-30pm Monday 24th July Health Walk Paull, St Andrew 10-30am Tuesday 25th July Little Saints Church Room, Hedon 1-30pm to 3-00pm Saturday 29th July Coffee Morning Preston, All Saints 10-00am to noon Refreshments Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am to noon Sunday 30th July Benefice Service Sproatley, St Swithin 10-00am The Coffee Shop Paull, St Andrew 2-00pm to 4-00pm


DIARY FOR JULY

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DIARY FOR JULY

Saturday 1st July Car Boot Sale Paull Sports Field 8-00am Coffee Morning Preston, All Saints 10-00am to noon Refreshments Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am to noon Sunday 2nd July Morning Prayer Sproatley, St Swithin 9-30am Holy Communion Hedon, St Augustine 9-30am All Age Worship Paull, St Andrew 11-00am The Coffee Shop Paull, St Andrew 2-00pm to 4-00pm Holy Communion Preston, All Saints 6-00pm Monday 3rd July Cursillo Group Dot Jessop’s 11-00am Tuesday 4th July Little Saints Church Room, Hedon 1-30pm to 3-00pm Saturday 8th July Coffee Morning Preston, All Saints 10-00am to noon Refreshments Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am to noon Sunday 9th July Holy Communion Hedon, St Augustine 9-30am Morning Prayer Preston, Methodist 10-30am Family Service Sproatley, St Swithin 11-00am The Coffee Shop Paull, St Andrew 2-00pm to 4-00pm Benefice Service Hedon, St Augustine 6-00pm Monday 10th July Health Walk Paull, St Andrew 10-30am Tuesday 11th July Coffee morning Church Room, Hedon 10-30am Little Saints Church Room, Hedon 1-30pm to 3-00pm Saturday 15th July Coffee Morning Preston, All Saints 10-00am to noon Refreshments Hedon, St Augustine 10-00am to noon Strawberry Tea Cherry Garth, Preston 2-00pm to 4-00pm

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St.Augustine’s Hedon

is open every Saturday Morning from 10.00am to 12 noon.

Refreshments available and books and gifts on sale.


St. Augustine, Hedon

Wednesday Morning Communion

in the Church room Magdalen Gate at 10am.

St. Swithin’s

Church Patronal Festival Weekend

Sunday 16th July:

11.00am to 3.00pm

Come and view the old registers of St. Swithin’s church

at the start of the 1900’s. Trace your family records and

reminisce of life long ago in this village.

Enjoy our refreshments including strawberry teas,

served with plenty of local chatter.

All proceeds will go towards the upkeep of

our village church.

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All Saints’, Preston

All Saints Church Preston

Will be opening for coffee, cake and chat

on Saturday mornings 10-00am till Noon


All Saints Preston

Strawberry Tea and Open Gardens Saturday 15th July 2pm-4pm

Cherry Garth 73 Staithes Road Preston

£4 entry includes a strawberry tea.

Cake Stall, Raffle, Tombola, Lucky Dip, Plants, Etc

Benefice Walk

Sunday 27th August. 2017 Leaving Sproatley at 1-00pm and finishing at Paull for tea and

to attend the evening service at 6-30pm A choice of 3 walks - 10 miles, 6 miles or 4 miles Details available in all Churches in the Benefice

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September and we are asking people to suggest themes of hope; you can do this at the Coffee shop or by contacting us. Why not book these dates now and make sure you enjoy this new 30 to 45 minutes service, and bring a friend if you like. One thing I need to make clear. You can come to the coffee shop without staying for the service. We are not trying to pressure people at all. So carry on coming on Summer Sunday afternoons to sample the delightful cakes, tea, coffee, and company! Philip West

Saint Swithun Swithun (or Swithin, died c. 862 AD) was an Anglo-Saxon bishop of Winchester and subsequently patron saint of Winchester Cathedral. His historical importance as bishop is overshadowed by his reputation for posthumous miracle-working. According to tradition, the weather on his feast day (15th July) will continue for forty days. The precise meaning and origin of Swithun's name is unknown, but it most likely derives from the Old English word for 'strong'. St Swithun was Bishop of Winchester from his consecration in October 853 until his death on 2nd July sometime between 862 and 865. More than a hundred years later, when Dunstan and Æthelwold of Winchester were inaugurating their church reform, Swithun was adopted as patron of the restored church at Winchester, formerly dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul. His body was transferred from its almost forgotten grave to Æthelwold's new basilica on 15th July 971, and according to contemporary writers, numerous miracles preceded and followed the move. When visiting the church at Sproatley one anomaly is often in evidence which is the spelling of 'Swithin'. On the notice boards, both under the Lych Gate, in the church porch and at other points in the interior it is spelt 'Swithun'. 'Swithin' is the modern-day spelling of the name 'Swithun'.

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When I came to south Holderness last year, I soon discovered what a brilliant place the Sunday afternoon Coffee Shop at St.Andrew’s Paull is, and I began to make it a priority every week. I found it a relaxing atmosphere to meets lots of interesting people and I really appreciated many good conversations, to say nothing of the superb cakes and drinks! So I committed myself to call in regularly again this year; I found that many of the customers were interested in the church, so I suggested we try holding a service once a month at 4pm when the coffee shop ended, for people who might like to stay. So we have started a very relaxed informal service on every third Sunday of the month. We are calling it “Rivers of Hope” because we are next to one of the greatest rivers of the world and because there seems to be a lack of hope in our country, whereas the Christian faith is full of hope. The first service on 21st May was well attended and its theme was the Easter Hope: how we can be sure that Jesus rose from the dead and offers us eternal life. On 18th June we looked at “Hope from forgiveness”; if we are honest, we all do things we regret and can hurt others, but God’s forgiveness is guaranteed and when we know we are forgiven we are filled with new hope for life. The next services will be on 16th July, 20th August, and 17th

Joseph Mallord William Turner: The Mouth of the River Humber: 1824-5 CC-BY-NC-ND 3.0 (Unported) - Photo © Tate

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It Happened in July

Julius Caesar was a Roman general, statesman and one of those responsible for the overthrow of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire. He held enormous power and after his assassination in 44 B.C. his birth month, Quintillis, was renamed July in his honour.

The 7th July 2005 London bombings, sometimes referred to as 7/7, were a series of coordinated terrorist suicide bomb attacks in central London which targeted civilians using the public transport system during the rush hour. The first test atomic explosion took place near Alamogordo, New Mexico, U.S.A., on 16th July, 1945. Even before the test, the U.S. military had shipped a second atomic bomb to Pacific theatre forces to use in an attack on Hiroshima, Japan.

Apollo 11 was the space-flight that landed the first two humans on the Moon. Mission commander Neil Armstrong and pilot Buzz Aldrin, both American, landed the lunar module Eagle on 20th July, 1969. Armstrong became the first to step onto the lunar surface six hours later on 21st July at 02:56:15 UTC; Aldrin joined him about 20 minutes later. They spent about two and a quarter hours together outside the spacecraft, and collected 47.5 pounds of lunar material to bring back to Earth. Michael Collins piloted the command module Columbia alone in lunar orbit while they were on the Moon's surface.

Bug’s Bunny’s birthday on 27th July. Though there had been

characterizations of a rabbit character in earlier Warner Brothers cartoons, the first official Bugs Bunny cartoon was "A Wild Hare", first seen on 27th July, 1940.

Did you know that 31st July was Harry Potter's birthday? J. K. Rowling has told us that Harry's birthday is 31st July, which happens to be her birthday, too.

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